On the Use of CSI for the Generation of RF Fingerprints and Secret Keys
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Abstract (arXiv)
This paper presents a systematic approach to use channel state information for authentication and secret key distillation for physical layer security (PLS). We use popular machine learning (ML) methods and signal processing-based approaches to disentangle the large scale fading and be used as a source of uniqueness, from the small scale fading, to be treated as a source of shared entropy secret key generation (SKG). The ML-based approaches are completely unsupervised and hence avoid exhaustive measurement campaigns. We also propose using the Hilbert Schmidt independence criterion (HSIC); our simulation results demonstrate that the extracted stochastic part of the channel state information (CSI) vectors are statistically independent.
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- 2016Kernel-based Tests for Joint Independencecited by 40
- 2018Channel Charting: Locating Users within the Radio Environment using Channel State Informationcited by 40
- 2015A Survey on Wireless Security: Technical Challenges, Recent Advances and Future Trendscited by 16
- 2019Improving Channel Charting with Representation-Constrained Autoencoderscited by 10
- 2019Siamese Neural Networks for Wireless Positioning and Channel Chartingcited by 10
- 2018Learning-Aided Physical Layer Authentication as an Intelligent Processcited by 5
- 2013On the Security of Key Extraction from Measuring Physical Quantitiescited by 1
- 2017The Passive Eavesdropper Affects my Channel: Secret-Key Rates under Real-World Conditions (Extended Version)cited by 1
- 2020Authenticated Secret Key Generation in Delay Constrained Wireless Systemscited by 1
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